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36W PD Wall Charger (2 USB-C Ports) for iPad, iPhone, Android devices
Works with iPhone XS Max/XS/X/XR/8 Plus/8; Samsung Galaxy S10+/S10/S10e/Note 9, Google Pixel 3 XL; Huawei P30 Pro/P30, Mate 20 Pro/20, Nintendo Switch any other mobile devices supported PD and other quick charge protocols.
Product Features
- Fast Charge for iPhone – Charge 50% in 30 minutes with USB-C Power Delivery technology, 3X faster than Apple’s original 5V/1A power adapter. Note: Apple’s original USB-C to lightning cord is required for PD fast charging (not included)
- Smart Device Detection – The advanced IC chip automatically detects and delivers the optimal charging power for connected devices. Your device charges as fast as possible while protecting your battery life
- The Dual USB-C Power Delivery output will charge your USB-C compatible devices simultaneously, which saves time and valuable outlet space
- The compact design makes the charger an ideal choice for home, office, and travel use. The ports have been tested to withstand over 10,000 uses and the charger has been engineered to withstand continuous charging for a minimum of 10,000 hours, giving you quality you can rely on
- Advanced Safety Features – This UL certified charger provides you with over-current, over-voltage, overheating, and short-circuit protection; keeping you and your device completely safe
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Specifications:
Input: 100Vac-240Vac, 50/60Hz (in line with global voltage standards.)
Output: 36W Max (each USB-C output max 18W)
Supports multiple charging protocols (for both USB-C ports):
PD: 5V-3A/9V-2A/12V/1.5A (including iPhone XS/XS Max/XR/X/8/8 Plus)
QC3.0: 3.6~6.5V-3A, 6.5~9V-2A, 9~12V-1.5A
QC2.0: 5V-3A, 9V-2A, 12V-1.5A
Huawei FCP: 9V-2A
Samsung AFC: 9V-2A
Apple: 5V-2.4A (all iPhone models except iPhone XS/XS Max/XR/X/8/8 Plus)
USB-DCP: 5V-1.5A
Compatibility:
– iPhone XS/XS Max/XR/X/8/8 Plus
– iPad Pro 11/ iPad Pro 12.9 / iPad Pro 10.5 / iPad mini / iPad Air 10.5
– Samsung S10/S10+/S10e/S9/S9 Plus/S8/S8 Plus/Note 7/Note 8
– Google Pixel 3/Pixel 3XL/Pixel 2/Pixel 2 XL/Pixel/Pixel XL/Nexus 5X/6P
– Huawei Mate 9/Mate 10/P10/P20/P20 Pro/Mate RS
– Xiaomi MI 6/MIX 2/MIX 2S
– Nokia 7/7 Plus/Nokia 8
– Lumia 950/Lumia 950 XL
Others: Nintendo Switch and more
Package Contents:
-ESR 36W Dual Port PD Wall Charger
-User Manual
13 reviews for 36W PD Wall Charger (2 USB-C Ports) for iPad, iPhone, Android devices
tactless (no tact) –
This works as advertised✔ Charges the iPad Pro 2018 (with FaceID) — but you must use the Apple supplied cable (as one doesn’t come with this.### Charging an iPhone• You will need to buy a VERY RARE cable (Lightning on one end and USB-C on the other).• This is a bummer!• This is in no way ESR’s fault, it’s just the industry!• The cable itself is expensive and *has* to be a very special Apple one.You may think “hang on, that’s ridiculous!”Well — yes, it is !!But it’s the reality, unfortunately.(When something is confusing — even for nerds — you know you messed up big time!)
Mr. R. Brown –
When I first ordered this, I thought it would be for charging USB-C devices like the mobile phone my daughter has. What it actually is, is a dual port charger with USB-C plugs as OUTPUT. This meant that I had no cables that I could use to charge anything!A quick online order and 2/3 days wait later and I had a USB-C to USB-C cable and a USB-C to iPhone cable and was ready to charge. This thing charges FAST! I took my iPhone from under 10% to 100% in a little over an hour. Similar results with my daughter’s Samsung phone.I wouldn’t necessarily recommend this for travel outside of the UK – there are better products around for that, but if you need to go away and charge a couple of devices at the same time (e.g. a phone and a tablet or iPad) this will definitely get the job done and fast! Just don’t forget to get the right cables to go with it.
□□ TheLambanana □□ –
USB====This is a great little charging plug for USB CTWO=====Two connections which were more effective than my older usb charging plugs.BUILD=====The build is good.
S. J. Williams –
I am quite impressed with the speed of charge of this device: my iPhone 8plus from around 30% to full in an hour. Unfortunately, it’s the only device I have which can benefit from fast charging without putting the battery at risk (an iPad mini5 for example) and you need to spend at least another £14 or so to buy an appropriate cable, unless your device is equipped with one at purchase. I bought one (an Anker cable), I’ve tried it and it works very well.I think you have to ask yourself how many devices you currently have that can exploit this technology: if not many then you’re still going to need other charges, cables and clutter. If you have Qi charging pads, are they not simply much more convenient for appropriate devices? I have a pad and also one integrated into a lamp and i just pop my phone on there overnight. As for travelling: outside the UK you’ll need an adapter into which you can plug this device. For me, I’d rather just stick with my (very good) adaptors which will charge upto 4 devices, at a very reasonable speed. as for emergencies ‘out in the field’ so to speak, I have a great battery pack!I know this technology is the future, but I don’t really think it hits that many spots and gives me yet more clutter. Plus the cost of the device and, if necessary, the purchase of appropriate cables really does add up. So, though it works well, it’s hard for me to recommend unless you have the cables and multiple fast charge devices.
D Deacon –
Used this on an iPad 2018 12.9 and it works fine. Charges reasonably quickly but not that much quicker than the Apple supplied one. As I acquire more USB-C items, this dual charger might be quite handy as sockets here are few. It looks well made and feels quite sturdy.
Mr Gumby –
This seems constructed to a high standard and is certainly working well. I’ve been comparing it with the “Belkin Boost Charge 27 W USB-C + 12 W USB-A” that I’ve been using for a few months.The ESR charged my iPhone XS from 25% to 90% in an hour (using an Apple USB-C to Lightning cable ). The Belkin charged it from 14% to 87%, also in an hour. The Belkin, then, is perhaps slightly faster. That’s no great surprise, because the specs are rather different, with ESR USB-C output of 18W vs. Belkin’s 27W. It’s lighter-weight, at 108 g vs 138g, so is slightly more portable. Further tests confirmed that the ESR is always just a little slower, especially when charging beyond 90%, but it’s plenty fast enough for most people.If the prices were identical, the Belkin would be first choice, but it’s more than twice the price of the ESR. Five stars then, for the ESR which seems something of a bargain.I’d add that, with both of these chargers, it’s a little disappointing that the pins don’t fold or retract, for travel, and no case or pouch is provided. That won’t matter if it’s just for home use, of course.
hfffoman –
I have a lot of gadgets that take USB charge and several chargers, which get a lot of use. Compared with the others this one has an advantage in the clever circuitry (at least they claim it’s an advantage – I can’t verify it) and two disadvantages: it can only charge two things at a time, and the step-down transformer is rather light duty. In my experience the ones that work the best and last the longest are the heaviest duty and I seem to remember from my physics lessons at school that transformers are best with a solid iron core and a high density of wires wrapped around it.Another feature is that it takes USB-C cables. I have several USB-C devices and they all charge fine from my standard charger using a cable with a standard USB at one end USB-C at the other end. This is the type of cable that those devices comes with. With this charger you may find you have to purchase a cable specially.Overall, it’s not a bad piece of kit but I am not convinced it has a genuine advantage over the competition, much of which is less expensive.
frog –
Who doesn’t have any electronic devices? And who often scrabbles around for an appropriate charger when the battery dies – yep, we’ve all been there. This wall charger is the answer IF you have devices with the type-C USB – that’s the one that looks like a squashed 0 – certain iPhones, Mac books and Chromebooks have them.Simply plug the charger in a standard UK 3-pin outlet, plug the device in to the USB socket, and leave it to to the rest. I don’t find this significantly faster than various other powerbanks and chargers I have, but this, with the two sockets, is really handy. It’s well made, solid and excellent for travel away from home.
R. Munro –
Easily fast charges two Samsung phones. 2 USB-C ports, feels well made and there are no lights so good to use at night in the bedroom. Recommended.
mandynolan –
This is a good charger.It charges two iPhones effectively and quickly.It’s especially good for travel as it has two charging usbs.Didn’t overheat and seems ok in the few times that I have used it!